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One of the hoaxes is about a "fake" mythical demon. At what point is mythology or a religion no longer considered a hoax?

• pgcj_poster 7y ago
  Yeah, it makes no sense. I wrote an article about the Shakespeare character "Hank" who saved Hamlet's life. It got deleted because Hank "isn't a real character." I pointed out that Hamlet "isn't real" either, but I just got IP banned. This is why Trump won.
  • hutzlibu 7y ago
    You know, you would have more credibility, if you would link to that discussion, so other people know, it really happened the way you say it did ..
    • Sniffnoy 7y ago
      You, uh, might want to learn to recognize irony a bit better. (To make it absolutely explicit: pgcj_poster is not relating a story that actually happened. They're taking on a fictional persona -- and relating a fictional story that happened to this fictional persona -- and making a facetious point as that persona in order to demonstrate that jdavis703's point makes no sense, by making an argument which is analogous but obviously ridiculous.)
      • hutzlibu 7y ago
        Thats a relief ...
    • catalogia 7y ago
      It didn't happen, he's being sarcastic.